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grimly grimgrim /ɡrɪm/ ●●○ adjective  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1making you feel worried or unhappy  SYN  harsh:  the grim reality of rebuilding the shattered town When he lost his job, his future looked grim. Millions of Britons face the grim prospect  (=something bad that will probably happen) of dearer home loans. We received the grim news in silence.2looking or sounding very serious:  ‘I’ll survive,’ he said with a grim smile. The child hung on to her arm with grim determination. The police officers were silent and grim-faced.3British English informal very bad, ugly, or unpleasant:  The weather forecast is pretty grim. They painted a grim picture of what life used to be like there. a grim industrial town4[not before noun] informal ill:  Juliet felt grim through the early months of her pregnancy.5hold/hang on for/like grim death British English informal to hold something very tightly because you are afraid—grimly adverb:  Arnold smiled grimly.—grimness noun [uncountable]

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t66Pk8i74cE7fib4MrIjF07MoND2/3wG6EGksb9pj9tlVhUkLSUZDkT0+GQbItNTyRy1ODHvBgdbnfWzmZtruLAIZevrMLtKkllqTqXr+sj4xTee8NQKp+NXr8/tGDw//r0UkoaRd1IBICGOdr6s4paGMhnpBmcPP0raNqmcGJpqPmHbLhrCjaG63v9QUiLxHXdHa7tAGX+m8TWMxlzxcg== grimly[ɡrɪmlɪ]r125361197209061418644ADV329083589严格地(38%)，冷酷地(37%)，可怕地(25%)adv.可怕地；冷酷地；严格地

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content	t66Pk8i74cE7fib4MrIjF07MoND2/3wG6EGksb9pj9tlVhUkLSUZDkT0+GQbItNTyRy1ODHvBgdbnfWzmZtruLAIZevrMLtKkllqTqXr+sj4xTee8NQKp+NXr8/tGDw//r0UkoaRd1IBICGOdr6s4paGMhnpBmcPP0raNqmcGJpqPmHbLhrCjaG63v9QUiLxHXdHa7tAGX+m8TWMxlzxcg==
LDC	grimgrim /ɡrɪm/ ●●○ adjective Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1making you feel worried or unhappy SYN harsh: the grim reality of rebuilding the shattered town When he lost his job, his future looked grim. Millions of Britons face the grim prospect (=something bad that will probably happen) of dearer home loans. We received the grim news in silence.2looking or sounding very serious: ‘I’ll survive,’ he said with a grim smile. The child hung on to her arm with grim determination. The police officers were silent and grim-faced.3British English informal very bad, ugly, or unpleasant: The weather forecast is pretty grim. They painted a grim picture of what life used to be like there. a grim industrial town4[not before noun] informal ill: Juliet felt grim through the early months of her pregnancy.5hold/hang on for/like grim death British English informal to hold something very tightly because you are afraid—grimly adverb: Arnold smiled grimly.—grimness noun [uncountable]
WDF	grimly [ɡrɪmlɪ] r12536 1197 20 906 141 86 44 ADV32908 3589 严格地(38%)，冷酷地(37%)，可怕地(25%) adv.可怕地；冷酷地；严格地

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